MH Equipment Acquires Riekes Equipment
Omaha-based Riekes will keep operating under its name as Riekes - an MH Company, with all locations remaining open.
Updated on Nov. 12, 2026 in Agriculture

MH Equipment has acquired Riekes Equipment, the Omaha, Nebraska, company founded in 1936 that operates seven locations. Riekes will continue operating under its established name as Riekes - an MH Company, and existing service agreements and customer commitments will remain in place.
Why it matters
The acquisition gives Riekes access to additional resources, product lines, and expertise, which the companies say will help them address a broader range of operational challenges for customers. For Omaha-area agricultural and equipment customers, Riekes' local sales, service, and support teams will continue to serve them.
MH Equipment reports 42 servicing locations, 750 technicians, and 1,300 employees across 15 Midwest and Eastern states, while Riekes operates seven locations and has been in business since 1936. The announcement did not disclose the purchase price or financial terms of the deal.
The players
MH Equipment
MH Equipment is a equipment dealer and service provider with 42 servicing locations and 1,300 employees serving customers across 15 Midwest and Eastern states.
Riekes Equipment
Riekes Equipment is an Omaha, Nebraska, equipment company founded in 1936 that operates seven locations and will now continue as Riekes - an MH Company.
The details
MH Equipment completed its acquisition of Riekes Equipment, and all Riekes locations will remain operational. Existing service agreements and customer commitments will remain in place, and Riekes' local sales, service, and support teams will continue supporting customers under the name Riekes - an MH Company.
Timeline
1936: Riekes Equipment is founded.
November 12, 2026: MH Equipment's acquisition of Riekes is announced.
Market Landscape
The acquisition follows a pattern of multi-state equipment dealer networks absorbing established regional dealers while retaining their local names. It extends that consolidation into the Omaha market and strengthens MH Equipment's Midwest footprint against rival dealer networks.
Omaha-area customers who already use Riekes will keep the same locations, service agreements, and local support team after the acquisition. The announcement indicates no immediate changes to pricing or service terms, though it does not address future pricing.
The takeaway
Customers of Riekes Equipment can expect continuity in service agreements and local contacts, so existing commitments are worth confirming directly with the Riekes team as the ownership change takes effect.
Further reading
For more on regional farm and equipment business developments, explore Agriculture coverage.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Phoenix Herald.










